PELATIHAN LITERASI DIGITAL DI MEDIA SOSIAL BAGI GENERASI MUDA UNTUK MEMBANGUN BUDAYA KESANTUNAN
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Permasalahan yang dihadapi oleh generasi milenial dalam menjalani kehidupan di era informasi dan teknologi adalah minimnya pengetahuan seputar kemampuan berbahasa, khususnya kesantunan berbahasa. Problematika ini menjadi pelik ketika mereka terjun hidup pada kehidupan sosial media yang penuh dengan kebebasan. Dari permasalahan ini kemudian muncul permasalahan-permasalahan turunan, seperti banyaknya hujatan, makian, cacian, dan praktik-praktik kekerasan bahasa lainnya. Oleh sebab itu, penyuluhan dan pembinaan tentang kesantunan berbahasa kepada mahasiswa FIB Unpad mendesak untuk segera dilakukan yang pada gilirannya nanti kemampuan kesantuan berbahasa ini menjadi kapital linguistik dalam menghadapi kehidupan baru era informasi dan teknologi. Penyuluhan dan pembinaan ini menggunakan metode ceramah, pretes dan postes, brainstorming, dan simulasi. Hasil pengabdian ini adalah munculnya kesadaran dari mahasiswa dalam peningkatan kemampuan tentang kesantunan berbahasa yang dapat dijadikan sebagai kompetensi linguistik dalam menghadapi era teknologi dan informasi.
The problem faced by the millennial generation in living life in the information and technology era is the lack of knowledge about language skills, especially language politeness. This problem becomes complicated when they live in a social media life that is full of freedom. From this problem, derivative problems emerged, such as the many blasphemy, curses, insults, and other violent language practices. Therefore, counseling and guidance on language politeness to FIB Unpad students is urgently needed which in turn will become linguistic capital in facing the new life of the information and technology era. This counseling and coaching uses lecture, pretest and posttest, brainstorming, and simulation methods. The result of this service is the emergence of awareness from students in increasing skills about language politeness which can be used as linguistic competencies in facing the era of technology and information.
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